You must be kidding me, I was working with markdowns just today for a project that required me to parse the markdown files to generate a bunch of static pages. Guess this might be useful for what I'm doing, thank you so much.
@@collimarco The short version: easier to setup, easier to manage. There is (close to) zero Ruby knowledge in our collaboration, so dropping such a dependency is a plus. The other benefit: good tutorials I can point people to. So if you are comfortable with Jekyll - no need to change.
I used it in a project around 2018, honestly it's a pretty good tool to generate blog content, once you get the hang of it's syntax and how it generates the content, it's pretty easy to add new entries, even for non devs.
Very well said “once you get hang of it”. I am a fullstack developer (primarily backend) with go as main language at the backend and I hate go templates. Rather wish it was anything else.
like seriously love these 100 second videos, you are good at summarizing the content I really appreciate your time for sparing and sharing with us this information, LOVE your channel, man
I currently switched from Jekyll to Hugo and it is a bliss never I had so much fun! it is really nice to work with and superb fast. On my M1 Mac it compiles in 2 ms.
i am a long time hugo user and recently switched to sveltekit, the problem with hugo is the golang template engine. Its not so powerfull and limiting. With sveltekit i have much more power and it also works better with 3rd party CMS like strapi / sanity. If you have 100k+ md content then hugo is the way to go
I recently used Svelte for a front-end websocket demo for a client at work and completely loved it. For some reason I picked it up easier and felt more familiar with it than I did with React. I can't wait for Svelte to become more mainstream.
@@jerseyse410 felt the sameway, after using svelte, React just feels really bloated. state management with svelte stores is just so much better than ContextAPI/Redux
@@jaimesoad I think they aim for 1ms per page, so perhaps slightly more than a minute to build the site in question? I'd be interested to know the actual time taken in the real world scenario
We neeeeeed a hugo course, I haven't seen a single good one. A Fireship pro course or at the very least a beyond-100-seconds video please and thank you.
Hugo is such a perfect tool to publish huge amounts of content with few lines of code, with the tradeoff of less flexibility using it thought only a CVS, I used it once to publish a website that could be almost instantly replicated to a P2P network, it's the perfect tool against censorship.
We used huge for almost every project and for internal docs 3 years ago. I remember it was amazing but stopped using it when switched jobs as wanted to invest more in learning React and some backend stuff. Only positive memory of Hugo
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOUUUUUUUUU!!!! i've used this for the longest time and finally its being recognized!!!! thanks you thank you thank youuuuuuu
Hugo is pretty nice, I created 2 beautiful blog sites using it, but the learning curve is not easy, and the documentation is not that good. But now that I know how to use I like a lot.
Hugo is great, I use it for my blog! It's super easy to install (unlike Jekyll, which requires Ruby, a Ruby framework, and a round-robin horror show of mystery C dependencies), there are a lot of great themes available, and deploying just takes a simple one-liner that builds the site and rsyncs the output to my VPS.
Amazing video, thank you! 1. What the syntax do you use in your HTML-files within VS-code? The code syntax is Hugo related? I mean, everything just between {{ }}, etc. 2. Any tools/useful VS Code extensions for Hugo? Your code always auto-formatted. Or it's just prettier?
I am working on a personal blog and i hesitate between Hugo and Jekyl. For a tiny project like this, Hugo's fast rendering is irrelevant, so which one would you choose?
This video came at exactly the right time for me. A few days ago I was researching a good (which automatically disqualifies PHP) CMS to use for creating a site for a family business and found Hugo, but found it a bit intimidating and confusing. This video is a great introduction to get me started.
@@YuriG03042 Your listening comprehension leaves a lot to be desired, yet you're so confident in your incorrect understanding of what Jeff was saying. This is called hubris, and it's a serious character flaw.
Hugo is the back-end developer's best friend for making front-ends.
I am indeed
@@hugo4it thanks hugo
would you say it is a good choice for a Blog? (even with a lot of posts)
@@Ghaleon Yes! There are lots of themes dedicated to bloggers :)
@@mrbaeman39lolman60 do you have some link to Channel for learn Hugo deeply for blogging ?
You must be kidding me, I was working with markdowns just today for a project that required me to parse the markdown files to generate a bunch of static pages. Guess this might be useful for what I'm doing, thank you so much.
11ty and other SSGs do the same. Haven’t tried hugo, but ive used 11ty for a while and the experience there isn’t bad either
this dude always uploads what we think about
@@vikingthedude 11ty is goated
If your markdown is documentation and your using python. Mkdocs is also a good way to solve your problem.
There is also Astro.js
Can't wait to add 10 years of Hugo experience to my CV.
Guess i will have to wait 5 more years
@@mhoang2006 Yeah it's still 2020 for me
same
@Derpitron can't wait to finally find a funny "can't wait to find a funny 'can't wait to add x years of y experience to my cv' comment" comment
Can’t wait until these comments stop.
I use hugo for my blog - very fast, easy and customisable
100% recommend
Changed our project site from Jekyll to Hugo and made a lot of people happy ;)
I use Jekyll because I am more comfortable with Ruby... Why do you prefer Hugo? What are the advantages over Jekyll?
@@collimarco The short version: easier to setup, easier to manage. There is (close to) zero Ruby knowledge in our collaboration, so dropping such a dependency is a plus. The other benefit: good tutorials I can point people to. So if you are comfortable with Jekyll - no need to change.
I used it in a project around 2018, honestly it's a pretty good tool to generate blog content, once you get the hang of it's syntax and how it generates the content, it's pretty easy to add new entries, even for non devs.
Would you recommend it for anything more complex?
@@tedchirvasiu define complex, it's not as dynamic as other stacks
Very well said “once you get hang of it”. I am a fullstack developer (primarily backend) with go as main language at the backend and I hate go templates. Rather wish it was anything else.
@@killerlion6 why do you hate them?
edit i do too but it's mostly because of the kinds of work arounds you need to format output for readability.
@MLU8811 cool tip, looks like a great tool to anyone who knows python and needs a blog.
Would love to see HUGO extended video, with Forms, Server Side operations etc.
Imagine a "10 Static Site Generators" video, including demos of frameworks like Hugo, Jekyll, 11ty, and Astro...
I need this!!!!
@@davidmarkleach just use Hugo. Uses markdown, has stupid fast build times, is easy to extend, and is quick to learn.
like seriously love these 100 second videos, you are good at summarizing the content I really appreciate your time for sparing and sharing with us this information, LOVE your channel, man
I admire your BLAZINGGGLY fast transfer of knowledge
Not enough rocket emojis
Can't complain about another JS framework when it's not in JS!
... and can generate a completely JS-free site, which matters even more.
I loved using HUGO in production in my daily job. I worked with it this year and it is so fast.
I currently switched from Jekyll to Hugo and it is a bliss never I had so much fun! it is really nice to work with and superb fast. On my M1 Mac it compiles in 2 ms.
what project are you working on using hugo ?
@@gobicorner I build my website previously with Hugo. Now I switched to Astro
End the Fed, I second that! 🔥
Fireship makes me coom when he makes based references like that
Had to scroll way to far to find this comment, guess not many people noticed that little Easter egg!
A comparison video between Hugo, Jekyll and Sveltlekit would be amazing.
i am a long time hugo user and recently switched to sveltekit, the problem with hugo is the golang template engine. Its not so powerfull and limiting. With sveltekit i have much more power and it also works better with 3rd party CMS like strapi / sanity. If you have 100k+ md content then hugo is the way to go
I recently used Svelte for a front-end websocket demo for a client at work and completely loved it. For some reason I picked it up easier and felt more familiar with it than I did with React. I can't wait for Svelte to become more mainstream.
@@jerseyse410 felt the sameway, after using svelte, React just feels really bloated. state management with svelte stores is just so much better than ContextAPI/Redux
@@unorthodox1430 you said state management and the word better? guest it's time for me to learn Svelte
@@falilou_io haha same , learning svelte from today
@@falilou_io a reaction I saw when someone got to svelte stores for the first time in the docs was “DO YOU KNOW HOW DIFFICULT THIS IS TO DO IN REACT”
I built a 72,000 page blog using hugo. Was pretty fast.
proof or didn't happened
According to the page build time from the video (16ms), it should've taken about 20 minutes to build all of your 72k pages.
Yeah, pretty fast!
@@jaimesoad I think they aim for 1ms per page, so perhaps slightly more than a minute to build the site in question? I'd be interested to know the actual time taken in the real world scenario
Go and Hugo is the way to Go.
We neeeeeed a hugo course, I haven't seen a single good one. A Fireship pro course or at the very least a beyond-100-seconds video please and thank you.
hugo lacks a good standard but is amazingly customizable
luke smith
@@jad_c I didn't like his tbh
As a C++ developer,
I find web development hard.
Consistency bro. You'll laugh when it all comes together.
You should cover Ts.ED, it's a TS framework for API, it's really a TS hidden gem
it's just nestjs wtf. js dev keep reinventing shit
okay this is interesting, since i was never a front-end first programmer, so this is quite interesting stuff to learn
I am almost completely ignorant of understanding code and this video was extremely easy
Hugo is a huge brick of gold in the treasure chest of Go developed programs.
Hugo is such a perfect tool to publish huge amounts of content with few lines of code, with the tradeoff of less flexibility using it thought only a CVS, I used it once to publish a website that could be almost instantly replicated to a P2P network, it's the perfect tool against censorship.
End the Fed, love it!
Another great video. Thank you. Till now I didn't know anything about HUGO
We used huge for almost every project and for internal docs 3 years ago. I remember it was amazing but stopped using it when switched jobs as wanted to invest more in learning React and some backend stuff. Only positive memory of Hugo
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOUUUUUUUUU!!!! i've used this for the longest time and finally its being recognized!!!! thanks you thank you thank youuuuuuu
Hugo is pretty nice, I created 2 beautiful blog sites using it, but the learning curve is not easy, and the documentation is not that good. But now that I know how to use I like a lot.
I agree completely, the hugo in action book helped a ton for me to get going
You had me at written in go
Dat end the fed easter egg
that's it Go all the way it is!
Waited too long for this video thank you so much
You are the best person in the world and my 4th best friend overall
I use HUGO for my own blog and I love it. Thanks Bep!
Can you share it?, I would like to see it
I maintain one of the worlds largest hugo deployments (sadly cannot disclose) and the build time is in minutes, used to take hours.
I bet no other SSG can do it faster (if it can do it at all..)
11ty did a speed comparison on most ssg and Hugo is definitely the winner hands down
CIA wiki?
A full Hugo course would be awesome… just sayin’ 😁
I agree
watch?v=ZFL09qhKi5I This guy made me switch from HTML to HUGO on my personal website. Worth a watch.
no
There are
He won't do that
I use Hugo at work, it's awesome !
This makes me want to start a blog!
Everybody loves Hugo
s and a couple EDM and Dubstep goals for myself, and I guess I better start learning sowhere. Thanks for the great vid!
I literally just post my hugo post a few minutes ago and find this lol, awesome content as always, I learn more about hugo now.
1:16 End the Fed very based
Thank you, you make me want to start my UA-cam channel 🔥
Pleasse tRPC next, it's an excellent project that need some highlights. I love it
I've always wondered why someone hasn't created an easy to use front end for these blazingly fast, yet extremely complicated backends.
Always love your new videos! I wouldn't have started my own Tech UA-cam channel if it wasn't for finding yours. That's all!
Always waiting for your new videos
Go is so fast, thank you!
I love hugo for making docs!
Hugo + Netlify is the best
From "first post" straight to "end the fed", that escalated quickly hahaha
Hugo is great, I use it for my blog! It's super easy to install (unlike Jekyll, which requires Ruby, a Ruby framework, and a round-robin horror show of mystery C dependencies), there are a lot of great themes available, and deploying just takes a simple one-liner that builds the site and rsyncs the output to my VPS.
Takk Bjørn
Literally just hearing about this cool thing. Thanks
watching this at two times speed makes me feel like a god.
I'd love to see a TOML in 100 seconds video! It's a pretty cool data language
I don't think TOML is a markup language...
fun fact: here in spain Hugo is a common name, in fact a friend of mine is named Hugo
How fast is he?
The same happens here in Brazil
@@daedalus5070 welp he has already gone to the car license exam 5 times so not that much, at least learning, and i have never seen he running so idk
@@daedalus5070 blazingly fast
Same in France.
Good time to finish watching the Luke Smith tutorial on Hugo I guess.
Can you make a video about your research process for your 100 sec videos.
Love the blog post 'end-the-fed' you must be a Bitcoiner!
Amazing video, thank you!
1. What the syntax do you use in your HTML-files within VS-code? The code syntax is Hugo related? I mean, everything just between {{ }}, etc.
2. Any tools/useful VS Code extensions for Hugo? Your code always auto-formatted. Or it's just prettier?
I can’t wait to see a scheme in 100 seconds video!
I am working on a personal blog and i hesitate between Hugo and Jekyl. For a tiny project like this, Hugo's fast rendering is irrelevant, so which one would you choose?
My first contact is Jekyll, if at this time to change Hugo, will consume some learning time, so I still continue Jekyll
I used it in 2020, it's very powerful SSG and the syntax isn't that bad, and integrates well with some CMSs
cms like sanity ?
This is awesome. Great highlight
for even faster build times use zola. its written in rust
I tried Hugo and ran headfirst into the wall that is their documentation. Seems very powerful, but I found Astro and haven't looked back.
Love that the video buffered on "Fastest way to render HTML in the world"
How about a video on Zola? Rust could use some more stage time!
Would love to see Docusaurus being introduced one day!
Just few minutes ago I was searching for HUGO tutorials after watching a Golang tutorial 😂
Looks cool! Reminds me of Liquid 💧
"was originally created in 2015"
Can't wait to add 20years of experience to my CV :D
Wow, I'll have to check it out
Whoa how did you do the like button animation? That's fire! 🔥🔥🔥
Another round of sub-millisecond "blazingly fast" ___.
What's next? sub-nanosecond "light-speed" ___?
Thank you, it works perfect!
Another gem
This feels like Django framework
It's like PHP before the OOP wave hit
As always thanks a lot brotha!!!!!
Omg a video about me!
immense
It would cool to make an Scala or Apache Spark in 100 seconds
Build times are the reason why I stopped using jekyll and went to wordpress instead. Might give static websites a chance again.
Hugo is something I planned to use for publishing parts of my PKM.
Are here any Zettelkasten-Enthusiasts out there that have done just that?
hugo is awesome
Great video! ELM in 100 seconds can't find :D
Reminds me of drupal from the early days.
Good, I can focus on the back end
You are really a ship on fire.
End the Fed!
This video came at exactly the right time for me. A few days ago I was researching a good (which automatically disqualifies PHP) CMS to use for creating a site for a family business and found Hugo, but found it a bit intimidating and confusing. This video is a great introduction to get me started.
Just wanted to second the motion to end the fed
I guess the day I will have the courage to try out web dev I'll try to learn this
When I read the title, I suddenly remembered Hugo from Alita Battle Angel
sub-millisecond rendering time means you generate something in under 1 msec, not 16 msec.
It compiled the entire code base in 16ms
render time != compile time
@@d.sherman8563 16ms is not sub-millisecond. read again the parent comment
@@YuriG03042 Sub ms was referring to the time to render a page when the server is running, the 16ms you see in the video is compiling the server.
@@YuriG03042 Your listening comprehension leaves a lot to be desired, yet you're so confident in your incorrect understanding of what Jeff was saying. This is called hubris, and it's a serious character flaw.
Always new that Hugo is awesome ahah
Do more on go Lang, Swift, kotlin